Does negative gets converted in Positive or gets saved as negative? Can saved negative be converted to a positive print?
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When you convert a negative, either black and white or color, it get digitally saved as a positive. A color negative converts to a beautiful perfect color photograph and a Black a white negative gives you a nice black and white photograph and you can print them perfectly without need to develop further.
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All the negatives are converted automatically to positives when you scan them. B&W; negs had good tonal seperation, but color negs seemed to have poor saturation for my tastes.
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Saved as a JPEG. You have to take the slide apart, so if you want to keep them this is not the scanner to use
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The negatives are converted to positive color images with approximately the same quality as I indicated in my previous comments.
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Yes, the V600 will scan a negative and then send the information to a photo printer. In the V600 user manual this is explained under "Using the Scanner as a Copier". Thanks for asking the question as I did not realize this.
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Kathy, you control how you put the negatives through the machine, so it doesn't reverse them unless you put them in a certain way. Also, you choose what you want to digitize. The black hard plastic slide frame you see in the picture is what you slide through the machine. Let's say you only want one photo from the group, you slide the frame into place, push the scan button and then the ok button to save to the sd card (must purchase separately). It really is easy to use and I like it better than the scanner I already had. There is more control, I can see the pictures on the screen right away to decide if I want that one or not. Very handy little machine. Kathy, you control how you put the negatives through the machine, so it doesn't reverse them unless you put them in a certain way. Also, you choose what you want to digitize. The black hard plastic slide frame you see in the picture is what you slide through the machine. Let's say you only want one photo from the group, you slide the frame into place, push the scan button and then the ok button to save to the sd card (must purchase separately). It really is easy to use and I like it better than the scanner I already had. There is more control, I can see the pictures on the screen right away... » Read More Kathy, you control how you put the negatives through the machine, so it doesn't reverse them unless you put them in a certain way. Also, you choose what you want to digitize. The black hard plastic slide frame you see in the picture is what you slide through the machine. Let's say you only want one photo from the group, you slide the frame into place, push the scan button and then the ok button to save to the sd card (must purchase separately). It really is easy to use and I like it better than the scanner I already had. There is more control, I can see the pictures on the screen right away to decide if I want that one or not. Very handy little machine. « Show Less
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Yes, it will display a negative result if something is removed from the scale after taring. Because the sensors keep reading the weight of the items on the platform. Please keep in mind to make sure the screen show '0' before you weigh an item, if it doesn't show '0', you may touch the TARE key to clear the result and reset it to Zero.
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The system simply makes a digital copy of 35 mm film of what ever is put in the film holder. If it is a black and white negative or a color negative it will just copy them. However, there are some photo programs that can "invert" the colors (or black for white) to give you a positive out of your negative. One free one is Google's Picasa3 that can be downloaded to your computer. I have been quite happy with the results. However, colors could have faded or changed since the picture were taken, but you have some ability to tinker for improvement.
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I no longer use this unit for color negatives. There is reverse vignetting, a general excess of blue between dark gray and almost white, and a large absence of red and even green that is centered in the darker medium tones. I have many black and white negatives that I have not tried yet because I have older 1.5 million pixel scans of them. Theoretically speaking, I expect that the reverse vignetting and color problems would be much less visible on conversions of black and white negatives.
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I have had a number of epson scanners/printers, and they usually come with an accessory for negatives if it is a feature of that model. Call customer service epson and ask if that model # has that feature.....
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Yes A negative sign (-) will display on the meter when checking DC voltage and the meter leads are incorrectly placed on the voltage source. When the meter leads are reversed, then the negative sign will not appear.
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If you are specifying "grayscale" or "black & White" in the print command, you have right to expect the printer to print it so. If you leave it to s/w to decide whether you need yellow, it won't.
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negative or positive voltage is simply a reference to ground. reverse your power connections (leads) and you now have negative voltage. it does not have a dual output for both positive and negative voltagesgood luck
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no, it doesn't automatically do anything.I would say that if negative is reversed it have to be flipped over so the shiny side of negative or slide faces up. there is also a option in the menu to flip the image if needed.
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It will show up as a positive on the scanner screen before you scan it. You then scan, actually copy the image with this device, and then save it. After it is saved it can be transferred to the computer and printed.
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If your negative is color the scan will be in color. I believe you have the option to change it to greyscale or black and white but I have never used that option.
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Yes, it does. It also converts a color negative to "positive" colors. You select the type of material you are scanning at the beginning (slides, color negative, b&w; negatives) and then it displays the correct images on the screen until you change the setting.
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Hi Brandon. Do you mean that the - and + are reversed? Mine is the same way but it doesn't affect anything.
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You either connect POSITIVE to the POSITIVE and the NEGATIVE to the NEGATIVE. Or you can BRIDGE them together the TWO POSITIVES together and the TWO NEGATIVES together. Both will work either way.
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There is NO "positive" and "negative" in house wiring. Please do a web search on "lamp re-wiring". An improperly wired lamp can give you a bad shock (or worse) even with the switch off.